The Stump is a bit of a strange place its decor is a bit early eighties all mock tudor . Its best…read moreexperienced on a winters night when the log burners in the back rooms are belting out the heat . There is a good range of beer if you can ignore the Banks's Pull . The Bishops Farewell is usually a good bet though . Am upgrading my star rating as the beer quality is been very good for a long time now .

Nice warm, cozy, mock tudor fronted pub on main road close to Sedgley - also known locally as "the…read morestump." Has a bar at the front and a split level lounge at the back. Both rooms have coal stoves for heat. 4-5 ales always on tap with cob's behind the bar. Well worth a visit.

Great pub this - has beer festivals and a also a traditional bowls alley that you can hire. Real…read moreale and food served, worth a visit.

This is by a long way the nicest bar in Albrighton and the surrounding area. Give it a go; you…read morewon't be disappointed!!

I love the Beacon hotel I am a regular . The pub has to be expereienced its interior quite rightly…read moreis grade 2 listed . I visited the pub at a pivotal moment in my life and discovered Sarah Hughes Dark Ruby Mild , a superb Victorian dark mild , then there was the Sedgley Surprise and the Amber , not to mention the winter warmer Snowflake . Did I mention that there is a tower brewery on site that has been brewing beer here since Victorian times .

This is a fantastic place for real ale lovers. Most of the beer is brewed on the premises; sedgley…read moresurprise, Sarah Hughes mild ale (strongest mild in the world) et al. Also some guest ales and 1 or 2 lagers. Proper cheese or ham cobs. Gets very busy at times but has several rooms. Locals are very friendly. Dogs allowed inside. Rooms served by one small round bar in the middle where you have to dip your head to speak. You just have to visit this place - its a gem.

Great beer has always been the hallmark of the Gunmakers, but it has so many amazing and diverse…read morestrings to its bow. I began going along for the history & science network events and talks 2 years ago. Since then the fellas have broadened their repertoire and host art and photographic exhibitions & talks too. Music is a big feature with live bands on Friday & Sunday But when all is said and done, you'll be coming back for the fabulous beer What's that? Ta, mines a Bhacker Akams please

Great old fashioned, no nonsense pub. Recently taken over…read moreby the local brewery two towers, it's a great find just outside the hub of the city centre. The beer as to be expected is fantastic and best of all, cheap. Compared to similar pubs and bars that sell good quality beer from small breweries, they don't go over board with the prices with the most expensive being £2.80. It's refreshing to not only see a brewery's pub ditch the high prices but also the pretension of most places nowadays. The guy Behind the bar, Mark, was friendly and great to talk to, even offered to pay for my pint when I ran out of money! He spoke about the brewery in depth and about Birmingham in general which was fascinating to hear about its past. It's brilliant to see a rare place like this and I really hope it thrives and succeeds cause it would be good to see old pubs like this make a comeback. Not even mentioned all the events they have that seem to make use of all the local talent, either. Definitely a place that speaks to what's great about Birmingham and will be going back very soon.

An excellent little pub that benefits from its location in these ways:…read moreSmall glass roofed quiet area. Excellent ale per person ratio. 2 fires. Always toastie warm. Pickled onion, cracker and cheese ploughman's lunches in a bag! Cons, problems etc. : When they have a band it is always too loud. Every time, irrespective of ownership. Sometimes they do not offer a lock in. Not open lunchtime. The old owner used to be a bit of a lech. The new one is a local legend. Give it a try if you see it. Whilst some pubs in the town have come and gone in popularity, the Bell has remained steadily the place to be post 10pm.

Probably one of the best pubs in the town. Live music every Friday and Sunday…read more On the ball friendly staff and great log fires through the winter :-)

This pub is situated right in Lichfield Town Centre and is a a treat. It is very comfortable inside…read moreand the staff and locals are very friendly and welcoming. There is a smoking area around the back of the pub. This place can get very busy on Friday and Saturday nights and is a great place to meet up with friends. The prices are quite reasonable too.

I have just come back from a business trip which found me running from the rain in Lichfield…read more Completely by chance I stumbled into this historic town centre pub. What a wonderful surprise - great people very friendly, simple menu very very tasty. A wonderful lunch time treat - super fresh Cod in beer batter - cooked not heated up, with the most amazing chip and mushy pees. Deep fried camonbere to start - all in all superb. Go, seek it out - fish and chips worth travelling for.

This is a perfectly reasonable signal put of a local pub, where you can properly ignore your phone,…read moreand have a catch up with your mates. Divided into different beam filled rooms, it keeps a cosy feel without being tiny. There is a carpark out the back, but it can be a little nerve racking to navigate in a larger car, there's a small slab bed seating area outside too. There is a pretty well stocked bar, mainly your standard pub fare, but with a really good range of ales, I will say though, no matter how deep the queue at the bar, the staff are entirely friendly, but I've never been served quickly here at all! Definitely quite relaxed.

Lovely old (pub says historic) pub with open fires and real ales. Also has a skittle alley for…read morespecial occasions. Well worth a visit if in area.

The Queen's Head is a great pub in Lichfield with a friendly atmosphere. It has one main bar area…read moreand an outside area with heaters in the umbrella if you need them. The bar staff are welcoming and there is usually someone drinking with their dog. The pub also has a jukebox which contains all the classics. The only food available is cheese and pork pies so I'll update this review when I sample some cheese. The toilets are very clean and you can use some hand cream after you have washed your hands.

Real-ale pub on the outskirts of Lichfield City Centre, the Queens Head is very old and very…read morefriendly. Real fires during the winter make this feel like the proper, old-fashioned pub this really is. It's really not a wine bar Loads of really interesting vintage Lichfield stuff on the walls too. Great place to spend an evening.